Everett Red Robin to pay $600K in sexual harassment settlement
Red Robin is agreeing to pay four former workers at its Everett, Washington location $600,000 to resolve a sexual harassment and retaliation lawsuit.
Red Robin is agreeing to pay four former workers at its Everett, Washington location $600,000 to resolve a sexual harassment and retaliation lawsuit.
WA mom pleads not guilty to stabbing 4-year-old son to death
Janet Garcia, facing first-degree murder charges, pleaded not guilty Monday for the killing of her 4-year-old son Ariel, whose body was found with 41 stab wounds.
Janet Garcia, facing first-degree murder charges, pleaded not guilty Monday for the killing of her 4-year-old son Ariel, whose body was found with 41 stab wounds.
WA mom charged with murdering son to enter plea Monday
Janet Garcia, an Everett, Washington mother, is under arrest after her son was found dead with 41 stab wounds.
Janet Garcia, an Everett, Washington mother, is under arrest after her son was found dead with 41 stab wounds.
Docs: WA mother stabbed son 16+ times, repeatedly lied to police
The mother of a boy who was found dead repeatedly lied to police and stabbed her son over 16 times, according to court documents.
The mother of a boy who was found dead repeatedly lied to police and stabbed her son over 16 times, according to court documents.
Mom charged in murder of 4-year-old son
An Everett woman accused of brutally stabbing her 4-year-old son and dumping his body near Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM) has been charged with the boy's murder.
An Everett woman accused of brutally stabbing her 4-year-old son and dumping his body near Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM) has been charged with the boy's murder.
Woman charged with murder of 4-year-old son
Janet Garcia is accused of stabbing her 4-year-old child 41 times and dumping his body near JBLM.
Janet Garcia is accused of stabbing her 4-year-old child 41 times and dumping his body near JBLM.
Everett mom accused of stabbing her child 41 times charged with his murder
An Everett woman accused of brutally stabbing her 4-year-old son and dumping his body near Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM) has been charged with the boy's murder.
An Everett woman accused of brutally stabbing her 4-year-old son and dumping his body near Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM) has been charged with the boy's murder.
Everett City Council votes to adopt bikini barista dress code changes
The Everett City Council unanimously voted to change the bikini barista dress code. This vote follows a federal court ruling deeming the former dress code unconstitutional.
The Everett City Council unanimously voted to change the bikini barista dress code. This vote follows a federal court ruling deeming the former dress code unconstitutional.
More passengers join lawsuit against Boeing, Alaska Airlines as Senate safety hearings get underway
Senate hearings got underway Wednesday morning, addressing the company's safety culture and putting Boeing in the hot seat.
Senate hearings got underway Wednesday morning, addressing the company's safety culture and putting Boeing in the hot seat.
Dress code approved for bikini baristas
he Everett City Council unanimously voted to change the bikini barista dress code. This vote follows a federal court ruling deeming the former dress code unconstitutional, leading to a lawsuit settlement that demands amendments to the existing regulations.
he Everett City Council unanimously voted to change the bikini barista dress code. This vote follows a federal court ruling deeming the former dress code unconstitutional, leading to a lawsuit settlement that demands amendments to the existing regulations.
Congress summons Boeing's CEO to testify on its jetliner safety following new whistleblower charges
A Senate subcommittee has summoned Boeing CEO David Calhoun to testify about the company's jetliners in an inquiry prompted by new safety-related charges from a whistleblower.
A Senate subcommittee has summoned Boeing CEO David Calhoun to testify about the company's jetliners in an inquiry prompted by new safety-related charges from a whistleblower.
Everett City Council to vote on proposed changes to bikini barista dress code
Potential changes in the bikini barista dress code will soon be put to a vote in Everett. The city council must decide on the changes as part of a lawsuit settlement after a federal court ruling found the former dress code was unconstitutional.
Potential changes in the bikini barista dress code will soon be put to a vote in Everett. The city council must decide on the changes as part of a lawsuit settlement after a federal court ruling found the former dress code was unconstitutional.
Everett City Council to vote on dress code for bikini barista stands
City council must decide on the changes as part of a lawsuit settlement after a federal court ruling found the former dress code was unconstitutional.
City council must decide on the changes as part of a lawsuit settlement after a federal court ruling found the former dress code was unconstitutional.
Everett to vote on bikini barista dress codes
Next week, Everett's City Council is set to vote on whether to change its bikini barista code after a federal court said its old one is unconstitutional.
Next week, Everett's City Council is set to vote on whether to change its bikini barista code after a federal court said its old one is unconstitutional.
Call for tougher laws to protect children
A lawmaker says the death of 4-year-old Everett boy Ariel Garcia might have been prevented were it not for a change in legislation that makes it easier for parents with drug abuse issues to keep custody of a child.
A lawmaker says the death of 4-year-old Everett boy Ariel Garcia might have been prevented were it not for a change in legislation that makes it easier for parents with drug abuse issues to keep custody of a child.
Lawmaker says tougher child protection laws in Washington could help save kids like Ariel Garcia in the future
A lawmaker says the death of 4-year-old Everett boy Ariel Garcia might have been prevented were it not for a change in legislation that makes it easier for parents with drug abuse issues to keep custody of a child.
A lawmaker says the death of 4-year-old Everett boy Ariel Garcia might have been prevented were it not for a change in legislation that makes it easier for parents with drug abuse issues to keep custody of a child.
Everett house fire displaces 10, hurts 2
10 people were displaced after a house caught on fire in Everett on Tuesday.
10 people were displaced after a house caught on fire in Everett on Tuesday.
10 people displaced after house fire in Everett
10 people were displaced after a house caught on fire in Everett on Tuesday.
10 people were displaced after a house caught on fire in Everett on Tuesday.
Everett implements 'buffer zone' to address illegal activity in Port Gardner
The buffer zone initiative comes after numerous complaints from residents regarding loitering, camping, and property damage in the Port Gardner neighborhood.
The buffer zone initiative comes after numerous complaints from residents regarding loitering, camping, and property damage in the Port Gardner neighborhood.
Everett missing child: Grandma granted emergency custody days prior, docs say
A grandmother was granted emergency custody of her 4-year-old grandchild just days before the child was reported missing and later found dead, court documents reveal. The child's mother was recently arrested for his murder.
A grandmother was granted emergency custody of her 4-year-old grandchild just days before the child was reported missing and later found dead, court documents reveal. The child's mother was recently arrested for his murder.